that's right, clive, the heart of _ big business?? that's right, clive, the heart of the oil and gas - the heart of the oil and gas industry in the uk. the prime minister himself, rishi sunak, was here last week and when he was here, here last week and when he was here, he said to me that his party was the only party that was supported of that north sea oil and gas industry. the scottish conservative leader douglas ross agreed. he has been attacking labour's plans to both raise and extend the windfall tax. he had hoped to campaign on that issue in the general election. three of the conservatives' six seats are here in the north—east of scotland and instead, today mr ross found himself campaigning against his own government, the uk government, not in the budget in totality, but on this specific issue. another couple of pieces of reaction — oil and gas, offshore energy is uk, the trade body, says this is yet more fiscal turmoil. the snp also expert opposes the extension, but the scottish greens said that the windfall tax in any case is

yes, clive, aood probably relaxing now. yes, clive, good evening _ probably relaxing now.ing from hollywood - probably relaxing now. yes, clive, l good evening from hollywood where the red carpet has been packed away and the glad rags put back in the cupboards. but a successful academy awards. when i interviewed christopher nolan last year, he told me he started making movies when he was seven or eight when he borrowed his dad �*s camera. that has paid off 45 years on with oscars. that felt fairly predictable, set in stone for months on a night of very few surprises and a night when the academy wrote the barbie popularity wave with some hot pink entertainment. # i'm just ken # anywhere else i'd be a ten...# ryan gosling and a stage full of kens brought the oscars' house down. the film only walked away with one actually award, but barbie and this performance stole the show. the question was, how big would rival oppenheimer go? it didn't break records thanks to wins by a quirky frankenstein—esque movie... poor things. ..mainly for british creative talent behind the camera...

thanks so much, clive. >> it was a pleasure, thank you. [ cheers and applause >> seth: clive owen, everybody streams on amc plus and acorn tv and "a murder at the end of the world," also fantastic, streaming on hulu now. stick around we'll be right back with isla fisher. [ cheers and applause ♪ i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue... and stop further joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell your doctor i

you can agree with clive, disagree with clive , but clive, disagree with clive, but at least what we'reg here on gb news is trying to have a proper debate, and i'm absolutely certain that those targets of 2030 for labour and 2035 of the conservatives simply cannot be met. now, there was a piece appeared in the daily express last night online, backed up by the home affairs select committee today, and i guess it was the abdul ezedi alkali attack in clapham that kind of brought this issue back to the fore. he was somebody, remember, who pretended to convert to christianity, having come into this country illegally and was then allowed to stay. but remarkably, one of the witnesses this morning, the reverend matthew firth, described to the committee a conveyor belt and veritable industry of asylum, baptisms. well gb news home and security editor mark white joins me. mark, i think it was the clapham incident that got us talking about this again, but give us some idea of the scale of people who claim they're gay or claim they've converted to christianity . christianity. >> well, we suspected fo

sir clive cowdery .sman called sir clive cowdery. i don't businessman called sir clive cowdery . i don't think businessman called sir clive cowdery. i don't think he's a tory donor. reading this , tory donor. reading this, however, i don't think he's that politically biased in any way . politically biased in any way. he's really just interested in seeing standard of living for low and medium incomes. and amid almost two decades of falling real wages, i think we'd all agree that . the foundation agree with that. the foundation said adjusting said that after adjusting for inflation, disposable inflation, household disposable incomes were poised to fall by nought point 1% between 2019 and 24, and if that was to be the case, that would be the first in modern history. fall in living standards over the course of a parliament. >> yes. so this is pretty damning going into an election. louis it isn't it is damning. but we'll look what's happened over the past five years. you know, we've had we've had covid and ki

yes, some really i distressing details here, clive.ed by a french charity that tries to rescue people at sea and they released this video in which you see the 25 survivors. they said they had been at sea for a week. they were then taken to a bigger rescue vessel. they were given blankets and other sort of support and it was at this point that they said that during the course of their voyage some 60 of their fellow passengers had actually died from hunger and dehydration along the way, including a baby and her mother. tonight, the survivors are still at sea hoping to be able to make their way to italy. now, i've been talking to the european union's border agency frontex and they've confirmed to me tonight that one of the aircraft on the day that this vessel set off, that they actually spotted a vessel overcrowded with more than 50 people on board. this was within libya's international zone of rescue. frontex are saying they contacted the libyan authorities, the italian authorities and the maltese authorities. if there was some sort of o

of course his name is clive is building a full-sized replica called titanic to hopes to have it setune 2027 after this horrible destruction i wonder if it is too soon do you think this is something that you would actually embark on? >> no i love that he was quoted as saying it would be far far superior to the original like i sure [ bleep ] hope so all you have to do is not kill more than 1500 people and you have achieved your goal without one but he said it's a lot more fun then sitting at home counting my money all day which i think is what it comes down to most people can still find excitement in other ways in life without having to test fate like this but i think if you're billionaire you can have everything you want when you want at the second you want to start to be like you know what everything is boring except testing fate so i think only a billionaire would actually embark on this. >> tyrus this reminds me of relationships. >> this is like getting remarried. >> yes i didn't say that but it was in my head how did you know that. >> because it's the first thing i thought why wo

[ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests clive owen, isla fisher, robert smigel, rob mitzner and the 8g band. got to youtube, check out an all new "corrections" we just posted thanks for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> now at 11, is it the only one? a investigation in the south day after a hidden camera is found in the bathroom of a disease starbucks. >> the story has a lot of people feeling uneasy. police are trying to determine if there are more victims or cameras. police have made a arrest in this case but it is not closed. >> police seized 20 firearms from the suspect's home and they also found other micro cameras. in one case it was hidden in a key fab. we spoke with a expert and he tells us what you should watch out for. >> reporter: a disturbing invasion of privacy. on january 31 a maintenance worker was fixing a sink in the bathroom inside this starbucks when they discovered a camera pointing toward the toilet. detectives determined 91 people were recorded the day before, the victims ranging from 4-85 years old. >> the recording is graphic a

clive on the nhs on this] this.id things and putting people's lives at risk with electric ambulances, but the army are now doing the same thing with their land rovers. really? and then said that really? and then david said that dannyis really? and then david said that danny is spot on. this is pure virtue signalling. unbelievable. the woke nhs management are happy to put real lives at risk to prove a pointless point. bonkers well, thank you for your thoughts. yeah, we think the same thing, but this is a story that caught my eye and i just wanted to draw to yours. mps wanted to draw it to yours. mps pay wanted to draw it to yours. mps pay than pay rise could be more than £90,000. next year's. a £90,000. that's next year's. a parliamentary watchdog raised the salaries by inflation busting 5.5. we'll discuss that after this this -- this is gb news. welcome on board. if you're just tuned in. where have you been? it's almost the end of the show. but it isn't, though. now, we were briefly discussing pay briefly discussing

you know, i remember speaking to the late, great clive james about this, is that you constantly referencere, you know, you've lived many decades elsewhere. it's a very, very powerful and magnetic place, because of, you know, indigenous culture. i also wanted to ask you about your own performance, because you... 0h! can we talk about something else? no, it's really... i mean, you've taken a lot of risks with it as someone who's known for being obviously a very good actress, but a very beautiful woman, but in this film, you play a nun, i don't think you've got any make—up on, and as one film reviewer says, "you've gone the full wimple." "the full wimple!" i have... and i'm not alone here, i mean, think about the silhouette of nuns in cinema history. it's a very alluring, provocative silhouette, and i don't mean that in any sexual way, i'm... ijust mean it visually. you're always thinking about, psychologically as well as physically, what's underneath. and so with heather wallace, who designed the costumes, you think, "well, that's an easyjob. "there's a couple of nuns and a couple of farm w

clive. thank you for message, you say for your message, clive. good amount of ships planes . now we have ships and planes. now we have nothing, my opinion, our nothing, in my opinion, our closer to war than any time since 1939. and gary says, use our money to defend our country. foreign aid for failing countries . stop now. strong countries. stop now. strong points there . right now, once points there. right now, once again, pro—palestinian protests are filling the streets of cities across the country calling for a ceasefire in gaza. and now britain's counter—extremism tsar robin simcox says that these very protests are turning london into a no go zone forjews. as he a no go zone for jews. as he slams the government for letting extremists go, unrwa challenged for too long. joining me now is gb news political correspondent katherine forster, who is alive at the march in london. for us, catherine, good to see you back safe and sound. catherine, how's it going now? this afternoon ? yes. >> well, it's progressed from hyde park corner, where it starte

we'll have full coverage of the budget tomorrow from newcastle — here's clive.to the chancellor's budget. that is on the bbc news at ten. dojoin us. in america, voting is now underway in 15 states and one territory in what is known as super tuesday. across the us, it's the biggest day for voters in the 2024 race for the white house and the one day in the political calendar where most people vote to decide who will be the main candidates for november s presidential election. historically, it gives us the clearest picture of how the election is shaping up. so far it looks like it'll be a repeat of four years ago with donald trump poised to win the republican nomination after tonight and president biden most likely on the democrat ticket. live now to our north america editor sarah smith. is donald trump poised to win? it certainly looks like it. i am at a polling station in virginia which is a state that he is expected to win and donna tom has predicted he will win all 15 states that have primaries today —— and donald trump has predicted. he has actually won other

clive will be covering it all for us here on the six and ten. england, bringing you the very latest reaction and analysis on the chancellor's budget. that's on the bbc news at six. dojoin us. the mother of a 27—year—old woman whose murder near glasgow remained unsolved for almost 20 years has called for a public inquiry into how police investigated the death of her daughter emma caldwell. margaret caldwell told scotland first minister that anything less would be a betrayal. emma caldwell�*s body was found in woodland, close to glasgow, in 2005, but the man who killed her — iain packer, who went on to commit a string of other violent sexual offences — was onlyjailed for life last week. our scotland correspondent steven godden reports. for almost two decades, margaret caldwell has sought answers for her daughter. today she met scotland's first minister to ask face to face for a public inquiry for emma and the other women who suffered at the hands of her killer. emma had a voice. and these other women, perhaps there is no one. emma caldwell was wor

, i actually was at the kerry institute of ecosystem studies and i was to have a conversation with cliveand itting to talk to him. how did he come up? i said, how did you come up with this? why beavers? and he said, we looked at snails beavers andlcesting. so apparently rock eating snails were one thing and beavers and elephants. elephants, we can kind of get. but i think the ways in which beavers are so brilliant at constructing, it's also we don't fully understand yet how they do so i think researchers now are starting to crack the code of beaver yes. and i write about this researcher, ishe's out montana e blackfeet. she grew up on the blackfeet reservation. but when i interew■aed her she was at harvard and. she thinks that beavers are abls and theirthem have lasted 200 yd successive generations of beavers are rk that that we need to think about them closer to ants and termiteswork. so we @1tend to think about intelligence in a human way as an individual. and she said we really need to think what beavers do in a more ch i think is pretty fascinating amazing. and you think in■ just to a

actually was at the kerry institute of ecosystem studies and i■w was to have a conversatn with clivegineer. and itting to talk to him. how did he come up? i said, how did you come up with this? whyhe said, we looked at snails beavers andesting. so apparently rock eating beaved elephants. elephants, we can kind think thh beavers are so brilliant at constructing, it's also we don't fully understand yet how they do starting to crack the code of beaver intelligence. yes. and i write about this researcher, i■■■ think is really doing interesting work. she's out montana now on the blackfeet. she grew up on the blackfeet reservation. but when ier she was at harvard and. she thinks that beavers are abls and theirthem have lasted 200 yd successive generations of beavers are working on that that we need to think about them closer to ants and terteworking. so wtend to think about intelligence in a human way as an indivl.think what beavers doe ch i think is pretty fascinating amazing. and you think i scientist who's using artificial intelligence ice to do census of ■i in antarctica and figure tha

what we know, clive, three things tonight. 0ne, mr barclay is opposed to the scheme, and when that initialservants raised concerns with his cabinet ethics unit about his involvement and, three, the ethics unit has discussed the matter with mr barclay. now a government spokesman said this morning mr barclay is recused from the decision and they say that will be made by a more junior minister, mark spencer. labour have written to mr barclay tonight and say this raises serious issues potentially involving a breach of the ministerial code and they have asked him to publish all correspondence between him and the environment agency over that decision with the waste incinerator unit. . , . , decision with the waste incinerator unit. ., , ., , ., unit. harry farley, live at westminster, _ unit. harry farley, live at westminster, thank - unit. harry farley, live at westminster, thank you | unit. harry farley, live at i westminster, thank you for unit. harry farley, live at - westminster, thank you for that. the impact of the cost of living crisis was laid bare today when the government published of

meanwhie, an australian billionaire clive parker has revived his dream to set sail on "titanic ii," athe ill-fated ship that sank in 1912, that's just like the original with a traditional dining room first-class dining saloon, luxurious staterooms and suites, grand ballroom, gymnasium, squash court, swimming pool, baths, theatre and casino." yeah, i'm hearing a lot of words there that aren't "lifeboats." lifeboats. also, the boat will have 835 cabins with almost half of those reserved for first class, while third class passengers will be treated to stew and mash at long tables in a communal dining room, as they were on the original boat. it is truly an exact replica. which is why it also includes "the bonin' car." meanwhile... [applause] big. big fans of the the bonin' car here tonight. meanwhile, music icon dolly parton says "i think" beyonce recorded "jolene" and "it's probably gonna be on her country album." a dolly parton-beyonce crossover sounds amazing! i personally can't wait for "jolemonade." meanwhile, "staff at a virginia wildlife center pretend to be red foxes as they care

life, live broadcast today at 16:30, a new titanic, it’s not there yet, a billionaire from australia, clivehe infamous liner, the idea to set sail on it arose back in 1818, but the pandemic disrupted plans, now they are looking for contractors, so far there is only a video with the layout of the ship and cabins, there will be 835 of them, the size of the nine-deck liner will be 270 m in length and 33 in width, the ship will be able to accommodate 2,500 passengers, construction will cost almost 15 billion dollars, but the first... gatherers of russian land. nikolai pavlenko, book about catherine ii. nikolay pavlenko, doctor of historical sciences scientific preface, doctor of historical sciences. konstantin overyanov, ivan kalita, the formation of the moscow principality. doctor of historical sciences. next book: alexander pushkin, boris godunov. alexander pushkin was not a doctor of historical sciences, but the scientific preface was written by a doctor of historical sciences. the books are honest and truthful, which is quite a rarity these days. very good series, what's the name? gatherers

georgia representative andrew clive work this on x quoting insanity a newcomer just brutally murderedaken riley new-comers are flooding america with fentanyl and causing american taxpayers nearly 500 billion joe biden wants to no normalize the intentional invasion your thoughts. >> a new-comers comes here legally we want to welcome in but because president biden is calling everyone a newcomer he wants to welcome anyone in including people murdering the daughters of america, including people who are raping american's children and americans are not going to stand for that. >> trace: mae, kaylee mcghee white, thank you both. ♪ . >> trace: well the fox news at night common sense department just read a piece in the washington post called the birth of fox news's migrant crime obsession written by progressive columnist philip bump who started the article by calling out jesse watters for opening his show by listing, quote, a handful of incidents in which immigrants allegedly committed crime. common sense would remind columnist bump that nobody on fox news is listing immigrants though we are c

i can give you some of their comments, clive phillips said...comments? well, look, we did — description of these comments? well, look, we did agree _ description of these comments? well, look, we did agree with _ description of these comments? -ii look, we did agree with those descriptions. the prime minister was very clear about it. i think you do want tojust go very clear about it. i think you do want to just go and check your facts, just because a newspaper reports something, you want to check your facts but we were very clear about it, they were racist comments. frank hester apologised for those comments and we say we should accept his apology which we have done. downing street was very happy to say these were rude, unacceptable, unpleasant comments. downing street wasn't denying at that point that this had taken place, it was their description of what those words meant and forgive me for labouring this point but this is absolutely vital. ~ . this point but this is absolutely vital. ~ , ., , , vital. the prime minister was very clear about _

. >> s titano cat an australianst billionaire, clive palmer, of course, his namraliane is cl.s building a full size replica called titanic two andth hopes to have it set sail in june 20, 27 after this horrible destruction. i wonder if it is too soon. do you think this is something that would actually embark on? >> no, i just one.mb he wasark ono i as saying it wd be far, far superior to the originalld, i think.ope so >> i sure hope so. you all all you have to do is noto o kill more than 1500 people.e and then you have achievedan your goal with that one.bu but he said it's a lott heot of ability, a lot more fun thann sitting at home counting my money all day, which i thint what it comes down to, i thinkco most people can stilo mostl finn excitement in other ways in life without having s to fatt like this. but i feel like if you're a billionaire, you could have everythink g want whent th you want it. the second you want it, then you start to be like, you know what? everything'se secondstart b bo, but testing fate. so i think only a billionaire fate so k embarkmbar like this. yes

has been more than 100 years since the titanic sets sail and now an australian billionaire named in clive palmer is reviving his dream to build a replica of the world's most famous cruise liner, a replica, but of course, with updated safety measures, promising an authentic titanic and authentic titanic experience. and these are designs that feature a grand staircase, of course, has to have that a first-class dining saloon, a ballroom, squash courts. i do not remember that movie at all. >> no. no, no. >> i remember really in order to caprio, i remember those that joule. >> yep >> palmer clearly thinks that he is the king of the world. he says that with the pandemic over cruise ship sailing again, the time is right. he told local media, quote, it's a lot more fun to do the titanic than it is to sit at home and count money some might debate that, speaking of pfk-1 passengers will be encouraged to dress for the 1900s. >> i >> probably too soon to make jokes about what happened on the titanic, right? i hope the experience isn't too authentic >> know it's going to be all the good parts good par

i love to laugh, wow, wow, wow, wow, and matryonka is crazy, crazy, crazy, nonsense, nonsense, the clivem writing on the wall in morse code, the dots and dashes are exactly in a row, remembering the pioneer detachment, as it was then on the air , oh my, the text. i encrypt my phone, send it in the morning to different places, keyboard plus watcher without a phone, we give an answer to any question. mote plus a flower, a bouquet of springs, we give to a friend friend for many years. motya plus a flower is like an ellipsis and we can’t find the answer. as popular wisdom says, beauty will save the world, and nikolai baskov will save any television broadcast. today our guest is a car of supposedly folk wisdom, but also an unbending captain of women’s hearts, indestructible. good morning my beloved viewers! nikolai, let me find out why you are wearing such an unusual look today? on this cold day, i missed summer so much that i decided to remember my feelings from a holiday at sea. well, thanks for not coming to flippers hugging an inflatable mattress. you know, there was such a thought. i wou

clive however repulsive this new mp is , he craves this new mp is, he craves pubuchy this new mp is, do us all a great favour by ignonng us all a great favour by ignoring him. oh, that's such a good question . do we just give good question. do we just give pubuchy good question. do we just give publicity to people who are dangerous and therefore help them? this afternoon , a majority them? this afternoon, a majority of noble lords voted in favour of noble lords voted in favour of an amendment to the safety of rwanda bill, which reads. this amendment seeks to ensure that the eventual act is fully compliant with the rule of law while full while maintaining full compliance with international and law . this poses and domestic law. this poses serious problems for the government because the original safety bill included not safety rwanda bill included not withstanding clause that was included to disapply international law, the very international law, the very international law, the very international law seen the international law seen in the case of the echr blocking the original rwanda d

. >> one of my, viewers, clive, who's just been in touch , said who's just been in touch, said michellehelle. a few weeks ago, i was given the clear from having given the all clear from having lung he says, my heart lung cancer, he says, my heart goes to the princess and to goes out to the princess and to william and to the kids. he says , i just want to tell everyone there is always light at the end of the tunnel. yes, indeed, there is . if you are just there is. if you are just joining us, i'll bring you up to speed because catherine, the princess of wales, she has issued a video message to all of you . she wants to update you on you. she wants to update you on her situation in a second. i shall hand over to mark dolan, my colleague, for him to pick up for now. thank you for your company, and i shall leave you to listen to her message. >> i wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding thing. whilst i've been recovering from surgery , it been recovering from surgery, it has been an incredibly tough coup

. >> one of my, viewers, clive, who's just been in touch , said who's just been in touch, said michelle michelle. a few weeks ago, i was given the clear from having given the all clear from having lung he says, my heart lung cancer, he says, my heart goes to the princess and to goes out to the princess and to william and to the kids. he says , i just want to tell everyone there is always light at the end of the tunnel. yes, indeed, there is . if you are just there is. if you are just joining us, i'll bring you up to speed because catherine, the princess of wales, she has issued a video message to all of you . she wants to update you on you. she wants to update you on her situation in a second. i shall hand over to mark dolan, my colleague, for him to pick up for now. thank you for your company, and i shall leave you to listen to her message. >> i wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding thing. whilst i've been recovering from surgery , it been recovering from surgery, it has been an incredibly tough

clive has been hi clive , he says been in touch.pe this awful news will help boost the number of donors that help everyone going through chemotherapy. i hope the family, given the time and space to get through this battle in peace. but a platelet , i through this battle in peace. but a platelet, i didn't but being a platelet, i didn't know was a thing. know that was a thing. >> i didn't know was thing. >> but that helps people who are going through chemotherapy. so that's something practical we could that's something practical we couwe're going to be talking to >> we're going to be talking to quite a few doctors and specialists the specialists throughout the morning. something we morning. so it's something we can presume can ask actually, i presume that's by donating blood. that's just by donating blood. >> yes, it will be. >> yes, it will be. >> and extract the platelets and that can be helpful in the fight for against cancer. for others against cancer. >> yeah, but it was i mean, there's no doubt it a shock there's no doubt it was

a dream to clive palmer has a dream to recreate the titanic.ol to do the swimming, the swimming pool, the ballroom. he wants the turkish staircase, turkish baths, great staircase, all i just for me, all of that. i just for me, i always i'm always struck by how much billionaires become fascinated by the titanic . it fascinated by the titanic. it almost tempts their hubris a little bit. i mean , look at the little bit. i mean, look at the titanic about, i don't know, look at the titan submersible . look at the titan submersible. yeah, yeah. you know, it's almost like, you know, it was a huge risk and it was a big dream and it all went wrong. you know, i people who like to i think people who like to take big risks possibly big big risks and possibly have big egos look at that and think, it wouldn't happen to me. i could egos look at that and think, it woulthe happen to me. i could egos look at that and think, it woulthe hap andto me. i could egos look at that and think, it woulthe hap and it me. i could egos look at that and think, it woulthe hap

the likes of clive lewis were up in arms about it. economic competence.s no money really for labour to spend if they get into government . rachel they get into government. rachel reeves has just made a massive clanger in her tax calculations . clanger in her tax calculations. there will be a rebellion when mps see that they are just another austerity party. massive problem and who will these mps be? and this is the crucial point for me. if labour does win a landslide, who will the new mps be? a load of student activists and froot loops. what's the vetting process? new labour mp in wellingborough and kitchen university. local councillor, charity worker . new councillor, charity worker. new labour mp for mid bedfordshire alastair strathern linked to greenpeace. who can forget charlie rowley in rochdale as well? anti—semitic conspiracy theories there . the new labour theories there. the new labour mp for kingswood, damien egan, is so obsessed with identity politics he changes his accent depending on where he is . depending on where he is. >> if we're celebra

and there's a very rude, nickname , for sir clive nickname, for sir clive anderton, who is the king's i think we deserve better, actually. and that sounds harsh , too. but they are sounds harsh, too. but they are our royal family. we pay for them, and i think we just need a bit more reassurance that things are all right, because at the moment , and are all right, because at the moment, and as he points out, they feel like a rudderless ship , don't they? >> yeah, i think that's true. and i honestly don't think that they've been terribly well served by their staff. i mean, the debacle of last weekend with the, royal photo fake photo fiasco , what were the press fiasco, what were the press people, the highly paid , paid, people, the highly paid, paid, press people at kensington palace doing allowing this photograph to be distributed in every press office? there has to be an abominable no man, somebody who says no, this is a bad idea, even to the principal. sometimes even to save them from themselves . where were the themselves. where were the people doing that? these people get a big fat

. >> clive says, give camilla a break. >> regardless the help break. >> regétravelling the help breaklder, she may well have arthritic problems, which it more problems, which makes it more difficult. have other difficult. or she may have other age problems which age related problems which hinder so critical. >> f- critical. >> know what? critical. >> also, know what? critical. >> also, i know what? critical. >> also, i thinkv what? critical. >> also, i think ifrvhat? critical. >> also, i think if hat? critical. >> also, i think if i was 76, um, you know, the idea of getting a plane to india, i'd getting on a plane to india, i'd find in itself is find the travelling in itself is quite , mind. quite tiring, mind. >> it'll going first class >> it'll be going first class and flying and she doesn't like flying at all. the palace have all. but the palace have revealed this just in the last day the king is going to go day that the king is going to go to australia later this year, which to me that which suggests to me then that they expecting confident they are expecting a confident outcome o

clive, from sheffield says what does putin have over the pope with the pope?by putin. no i don't expect so. >> goodness me, the catholic church doesn't have the most unblemished of who unblemished history of who they've who unblemished history of who they'haven't who unblemished history of who they'haven't . who unblemished history of who they'haven't . but who unblemished history of who they'haven't . but ramone who unblemished history of who they'haven't . but ramone hasio unblemished history of who they'haven't . but ramone has got they haven't. but ramone has got in touch say hi, tom and in touch to say hi, tom and emily. i've never heard such tosh in my life. putin got ukraine to disarm under the pretence that would never pretence that russia would never invade. pretence that russia would never invade . your guest is totally invade. your guest is totally wrong. we all want peace. but never forget that putin wants ukraine. ukraine should fight on. >> and brian in wolverhampton says if the pope wants an end to the war in ukraine, he should be telling the di

and clive says the reform is the new reform party is the new conservative party.oots. >> see if he is. >> well, let's see if he is. let's now to our political let's go now to our political edhon let's go now to our political editor, chris at the editor, chris hope, at the reform conference. good reform uk press conference. good morning chris, interesting response from our inbox. a lot of our viewers, of course, love reform uk. they think that lee anderson's appointment is entirely positive, but it won't be greeted like that from all sides of the political spectrum, will it ? will it? >> andrew and bev. yeah. morning. i'm here in westminster with this news breaking that, the mp for ashfield, the independent mp for ashfield, former tory party deputy chairman, has joined the reform party and he joins me now , party and he joins me now, leanne and some of our viewers, some of them positive, but some are saying how can they trust you? you were a labour councillor, a tory mp , now councillor, then a tory mp, now you're an independent, now you're now an independent, now

. >> well, there's says at >> well, there's clive says at least found something least meghan's foundan she's busy rather than interfering with us. >> well, well, that's one way of putting yeah. mean, putting it. yeah. i mean, rearranging and rearranging flowers and hydrangeas, bit of cooking. >> i know you're a big fan of hydrangeas, cameron. >> yeah, good on her. >> yeah, good on her. >> if she can make it work without, as you said, without badmouthing the royal family. that's fine, it ? that's fine, isn't it? >> well, yeah. >> well, yeah. >> like, get with it. i say >> like, get on with it. i say it's just the time. just the timing not comfortable with. timing i'm not comfortable with. but right. let's but anyway. right. let's see what the weather's to do what the weather's going to do for today. wherever you are for you today. wherever you are in country, here's alex. in the country, here's alex. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good morning. here's your latest gb news weather from the met office. it has been a pretty mild week, but we're